Africa Wild

Now there are two left which I have to look at bit closer at. Especially at the bbj (it's definitely not a little one ).

BUT: Absolutely awesome bird sightings!!! Have seen some of them as well but you really good some extras which I wouldn't
have said no to. Thanks for sharing!

Eish, for some reason, I missed out this post...

steamtrainfan wrote:Unidentified but looks very much like our Thicknee.

Ozzies call it stone-curlew... bush stone curlew in this case.

steamtrainfan wrote:Unidentified.

Pied imperial pigeon

steamtrainfan wrote:Unidentified.

Glossy ibis

steamtrainfan wrote:One of the Honeyeater family?

Little wattlebird, I'd say.

steamtrainfan wrote:Unidentified.

This one was really tricky... Thought juvenile grey butcherbird at first but no matter how much I looked at it,
it didn't really work. Your bird is too brownish for that and the pattern on the front goes all the way down
to the belly. Different in the butcherbird and also the pattern is different anyways.

But at long last I realized that your bird actually got a light spot at the lower head / neck / upper should,
which led me to the Western magpie. And sure enough I found a similar photo on google. So, there you go.

Great photos STF. Enjoying seeing your photos.

Well done on all the ID's Mel.

Mello!

What a weird bunch of birds...like Jurassic Park!

Except for the saffie bird!

What are those butcherbirds...like our crows?

Thanks, stf!

Toko wrote:Lots of pretty birds around there

Yip, quite right Toko and I missed so many.

Wow Mel, thank you so very much for the ID's and corrections.

Dewi wrote:Great photos STF. Enjoying seeing your photos.

Well done on all the ID's Mel.

Thanks very much Dewi and agree with your compliment to Mel.

R.P. - I agree with all your comments and thank you for the compliment.